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Apply now for the UBA Foundation National Essay Competition 2026. The National Essay Competition, NEC 2026, is aimed at promoting reading culture. Another of its objectives is to encourage healthy and intellectual competition amongst secondary school students in Nigeria and across Africa. The cost of university education continues to skyrocket across Africa. Consequently, many brilliant … Read more

The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has officially commenced the registration process for the 2026 November/December certificate examinations. This examination window specifically caters to private candidates and external students seeking recognized vocational, technical, and business qualifications. By participating in this examination cycle, candidates position themselves for direct employment, economic self-reliance, and advanced academic … Read more

The National Examinations Council (NECO) has officially released the results for the 2026 June/July Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE). This annual examination determines the academic fate of hundreds of thousands of Nigerian secondary school students. The newly published figures reveal a fascinating shift in the national educational landscape. A detailed breakdown of the 2026 … Read more

The Nigerian public education sector is currently facing a massive, unprecedented crisis. A fierce battle over control, capital, and legacy has erupted at the gates of King’s College, Lagos. This 117-year-old historic institution now stands at the very center of a bitter national controversy. What started as a local administrative disagreement has rapidly escalated into … Read more

For decades, Nigerian graduates faced a terrifying hurdle whenever they needed to authenticate their academic qualifications. Securing a foreign scholarship, applying for a highly skilled work visa, or securing international employment always triggered a stressful journey. Graduates had to travel physically to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. They endured long, exhausting queues at the Federal … Read more

The Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), located in Kaduna, has opened its doors wider for prospective students. The prestigious institution has officially announced admission opportunities for the 2026/2027 academic session. Excitingly, this admission cycle features five brand-new undergraduate programmes. Read more about the AFIT admissions below. This year, AFIT has expanded its academic frontiers. … Read more

The National Examinations Council (NECO) officially opened the portal for external candidates wishing to sit for the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE External), signaling that the 2026 NECO GCE registration window is fully active. Whether you are seeking to make up for academic deficiencies in previous sittings or you are a private candidate looking to … Read more

The cost of secondary education in Nigeria remains a major topic of discussion among families today. Recently, parents and students received news that sparked nationwide anxiety. The Federal Ministry of Education announced plans to significantly raise examination fees. However, public pressure quickly altered this policy direction. The Federal Government has now officially suspended the controversial … Read more

Every parent sends their child to school with a clear dream: to learn, grow, and build a bright future. But behind many Nigerian school gates, a silent crisis is threatening that dream. From severe bullying and extreme corporal punishment to sexual harassment, School-related gender-based violence (SRGBV) is quietly undermining the safety and education of millions … Read more

Are you or your child currently sitting for the 2026 WASSCE? If so, you need to read this immediately. The West African Senior School Certificate Examination is already one of the highest-pressure milestones in a student’s academic journey. Between endless nights of revision and exam-room jitters, candidates have more than enough on their plates. But … Read more

Are paper-and-pen tests officially a thing of the past, or is Nigeria ready to fully embrace WAEC CBT exams? While rumors have been flying about a 100% digital rollout by the end of 2026, the Ministry of Education just delivered a major reality check. Following a recent inspection of exam centers in Abuja, the Minister … Read more

The founder of the Sesor Empowerment Foundation, IER JONATHA ICHAVER, in an interview with News Central, shares further insights into the 2026 appropriation bill on how it impacts the lives of the poor in the country. Reports have it that less than 1% was allocated to Poverty Alleviation in the 2026 budget of ₦58 trillion. … Read more

The administration of Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah has initiated the Enugu Smart Green School Program project to improve the education system from the grassroots in Enugu state. However, one of the smart green schools was reported to be attacked during the holiday, But it seems not to have been vandalized. In this interview, Dr. Chinyere … Read more

The idea of improving the education system in rural areas to global standards has taken another twist, as the children from Isiakpu, Nsukka, have been seriously denied access to it. A recently constructed smart school has unfortunately found itself in the unfortunate predicament of being vandalized, and the extensive damage to Central Primary School, Isiakpu, … Read more

Nigeria’s Education System: Challenges and Solutions The state of Nigeria’s education system according to statistics, Nigeria has one of Africa’s largest education systems with over 66 million children enrolled in schools as of 2022. But earlier this year UNICEF said, Nigeria had the world’s largest population of out-of-school children at 18.3 million between the ages … Read more

Approximately 9000 children who require special education are not receiving one. According to information obtained by ITY News, thousands of children in England, Wales, and Scotland who have additional special needs are not receiving a good education. Many of them are not even accepted into a school, which means they are missing months or even … Read more